IT’S NO secret that Barcelona in Spain is often in the headlines for having heaps of tourists. Yet, there is a reason why so ...

Starting at the upper section from Placa Catalunya, you will walk through the part known as 'Rambla de Canaletes'.

La Rambla is lined with shops, cafes and restaurants and filled with markets and street artists. The street runs from Port Vell up to Place Catalunya. Don’t miss exploring its many side streets.

La Rambla is lined with shops, cafes and restaurants and filled with markets and street artists. The street runs from Port Vell up to Place Catalunya. Don’t miss exploring its many side streets.

La Rambla connects the large public square Plaça Catalunya and the Barcelona waterfront.

The square is the quietest and prettiest plaza in Barcelona, but also where the Fascists bombed leftist Republicans during the Spanish Civil War; check out the bomb shrapnel in the [hotel’s ...

Revisit the toys of yesteryear Just off the leafy Rambla boulevard in the heart of the small town of Figueres, the wonderful Toy Museum of Catalonia is considered one of the world’s top toy museums.

It has not been an unmitigated success: there are, so to speak, households that never join the plaza. But in this plaza, over the course of a hundred years, Catalonia has forged a structured community ...

You can't visit Barcelona without going to El Born (no, seriously, it's pretty unavoidable...). El Born is Barcelona's artsy, ...

What is Las Ramblas and why is it famous? Las Ramblas is a long boulevard that begins at Plaza Catalunya and ends at the Port Vell where cars drive on either side of the tree-lined pedestrian ...

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